Sentence examples for a suitable adaptation from inspiring English sources

Based on states of the reference model, the designed stabilizer for the nonlinear reference model is then adapted for the nonlinear plant dynamics with a suitable adaptation mechanism, again by using the SDRE methodology.

Our preconditioning strategy is based on a suitable adaptation of the Monodomain model, a simplified version of the Bidomain one, which is by far simpler to solve, nevertheless is unable to capture significant features of the action potential propagation.

However, the conventional "sign" method with constant gains is replaced by the boundary layer sliding mode technique with time-varying gains, which are on-line selected in accordance to a suitable adaptation law.

Other than that, signals that combine amplitude and phase modulations such as QAM can also be used provided a suitable adaptation algorithm for the XTFD is designed.

In this discourse the question is, if moving away is a suitable adaptation strategy, or an acknowledgement that adaptation has failed.

We conjecture that also for this type of equations a phenomenological microscopic model can be constructed with a suitable adaptation of the activation rates and that limit theorems analogous to the results in Sect.

These characteristics affect their ability to address key adaptation requirements and therefore, we find that IFC emerges as a hydrologically suitable adaptation option for the study area.

It requires a reformulation of their use, a suitable dynamic adaptation of the contemporary world, merging with the technology integration into the landscape.

Additionally, we derive a suitable parameter adaptation law so that the proposed observer is robust with respect to ubiquitous fuzzy approximation errors and external disturbances.

This is therefore why instead of a system of copying and almost automatic implementation, a process of selective adoption and of critical, flexible and suitable adaptation is overall chosen and suggested, as well as followed.

Suitable adaptation laws for unknown parameters are proposed based on the contraction principle.